Busy Sunday today: Fort Lauderdale is hosting a 13.1 KM half-marathon that begins at 06:13 from in front of the Arts Institute down on SE 17th Street Causeway. Police operations are on Special Event 1 / 4A which is talkgroup 29968 decimal. I'll probably set up my Mobile Feed to stream the special event talkgroup for your listening humor.
Meanwhile, down in Key West will be the final race day for the cigarette boats participating in the SuperBoat races. Let's hope nobody dies today. I'll adjust my Southernmost Feed to weed out the other traffic and focus on Key West.
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label mobile feed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobile feed. Show all posts
2011-11-13
2011-11-06
Miami Dolphin's 2011 Cycling Challenge
Bicyclists will be hitting A1A and connecting roads this morning for a benefit ride that runs from West Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale. In fact, there are two separate rides with the one in Fort Lauderdale joining up with the West Palm group at Sunrise Blvd and A1A.
Strong winds are generating high surf so between the surfers and bicyclists A1A should see quite a bit of activity today.
Fort Lauderdale police are using channel 1C for their special detail operations so I'll stream that on my Mobile Feed as long as possible, although I can't guarantee I'll have any bandwidth this afternoon to maintain it.
Keep an ear on the Mixer Board for fire calls relating to the Dolphins ride.
Strong winds are generating high surf so between the surfers and bicyclists A1A should see quite a bit of activity today.
Fort Lauderdale police are using channel 1C for their special detail operations so I'll stream that on my Mobile Feed as long as possible, although I can't guarantee I'll have any bandwidth this afternoon to maintain it.
Keep an ear on the Mixer Board for fire calls relating to the Dolphins ride.
2011-03-05
Bote's Mobile Feed testing in one place
I purchased a Griffin iMic for my laptop since its built-in audio subsystem is fried. This allows me to uplink my scanner feed from wherever my laptop and scanner are.
As a fun test I'm going to be using my Mobile Feed mount point to stream whatever is interesting at the moment. If you listen with WinAmp you can view the channel tags to determine what you are hearing at any given time. Since the scanner is limited to 16 character channel names, I have to be creative with my abbreviations, but I think you'll be able to figure them out. Unless I specifically state it, the radio systems monitored will be somewhere in the southeast Florida area.
Today I figured I would stream Sunrise, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, and Coconut Creek since I never listen to those zones. If they become annoying I'll shut them off and scan something else. You never know what you'll hear.
As a fun test I'm going to be using my Mobile Feed mount point to stream whatever is interesting at the moment. If you listen with WinAmp you can view the channel tags to determine what you are hearing at any given time. Since the scanner is limited to 16 character channel names, I have to be creative with my abbreviations, but I think you'll be able to figure them out. Unless I specifically state it, the radio systems monitored will be somewhere in the southeast Florida area.
Today I figured I would stream Sunrise, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, and Coconut Creek since I never listen to those zones. If they become annoying I'll shut them off and scan something else. You never know what you'll hear.
2009-12-18
CSX mobile scanner feed down the A-line
I'm heading south to return to Florida starting Friday evening, hoping to beat the snow storm that is heading to the mid-Atlantic region. The air card coverage will be spotty so there will be dropouts. But if I know of a cool meet or other neatness I have the option of finding a good location for both the railroad scanner to hear it and the air card to stream it to your streaming audio player.
Listen link:
http://colostreaming.com:8000/botemobile.m3u
When I'm streaming you will hear silence or radio chatter. When I am not streaming or am out of range of the mobile data network you will hear a brief announcement followed by music. You can just let it run and when the music stops you'll know I'm back in range.
I've even figgered out the Google Latitude Badge gadget. It might even be accurate this trip! Watch this space for updates as I can't cover lots of mailing lists and web boards.
Travel log follows the map snippet below.
Bote's A-line Travelog
2009.12.18
15:25 here I go!
22:43 mp A64 Emporia, VA resuming southbound move after taking my bean; sleet falling.
2009.12.19
01:43 mp A120 Rocky Mount, N.C. overnight, streaming CSX railroad radio on the A-line until I resume my southward movement tomorrow morning.
12:15 back on the road, pointed south along US 301 to Kenly, N.C. then south to South of zee Border.
14:20 Selma, N.C. Q438 rumbled north across the NS diamond with a train of dead loads and a cool-looking blue Pan Am Railways boxcar about halfway into the consist.
17:45 Florence, S.C. rest stop and awaiting promised trainage.
19:30 Florence, S.C. well, colostreaming.com has decided to take an unauthorized vacation, so my feed is down until that is repaired. Unknown e.t.r. so you can follow me on the map and watch for OS reports on the lists where they are appropriate. It figures. The thing worked for months and months, but craps out right in the middle of my most awesome A-line railfanning journey. :-(
23:00 Lane, S.C. Icecast server is back up so I shall resume streaming railroad scanner audio from my automobile journey south to Florida. I saw Q174-19 and P098 at Lane connection 30 minutes ago. More to come northbound.
23:15 Lane, S.C. P089 met P052 at downtown Lane.
23:55 Q492?? (167, 452) north by Cross Jct and Saint Stephens with a fair amount of dead loads.
2009.12.20
00:10 Q182-19 (7718, 5288) "movin like a train" north by Cross Jct and Saint Stephens with a few piggly wigglies in tow.
00:27 Q493-19 (7903, ????) south by Cross Jct and Saint Stephens with dead loads.
04:40 Savannah Amtrak station, mp A 490.7 with 3G signals so enjoy listening to what little trickles across the feed.
07:20 Leaving Savannah Amtrak station for I-95 southbound. Not much doing on Nahunta nor Jesup subs so the stream will be off until Jacksonville.
11:15 Jacksonville, FL I'll stream what little there is to hear around Dinsmore and Moncrief yards, but on a Sunday it's pretty thin on ATCS. I'm tired and wanna go home, so if nothing's shaking I won't hang around long.
11:40 NS 226? pulled auto racks across the Jax drawbridge on a transfer job to F.E.C. Bowden yard.
12:10 NS 209 pulled a very short cut of pigs over the Jax drawbridge on a transfer job to F.E.C. Bowden yard.
12:15 CSX Y108 gets permission to leave Bowden to return to CSX Moncrief yard across the Jax drawbridge. This is the first time I have found the perfect spot to witness this up close and personal, and I am rewarded with 3 jobs in less than 1 hour!
12:26 CSX Y108 with 2 butthead switchers pulls 8000 feet of juicy juice reefers and pigs north across Jax bridge while NS 275 pulls a lot more piggies south into Bowden yard. Make that *5* (FIVE!) jobs in less than one hour! WOW!
13:48 OK, enough is enough. I'm pointing the car south and heading for the barn. Whatever I scan is what will be on the stream, if I stream any more. It's probably not of interest to most railfans as the closer I get to home the more public safety (fire) comms you will hear.
Merry Christmas!
Listen link:
http://colostreaming.com:8000/botemobile.m3u
When I'm streaming you will hear silence or radio chatter. When I am not streaming or am out of range of the mobile data network you will hear a brief announcement followed by music. You can just let it run and when the music stops you'll know I'm back in range.
I've even figgered out the Google Latitude Badge gadget. It might even be accurate this trip! Watch this space for updates as I can't cover lots of mailing lists and web boards.
Travel log follows the map snippet below.
Bote's A-line Travelog
2009.12.18
15:25 here I go!
22:43 mp A64 Emporia, VA resuming southbound move after taking my bean; sleet falling.
2009.12.19
01:43 mp A120 Rocky Mount, N.C. overnight, streaming CSX railroad radio on the A-line until I resume my southward movement tomorrow morning.
12:15 back on the road, pointed south along US 301 to Kenly, N.C. then south to South of zee Border.
14:20 Selma, N.C. Q438 rumbled north across the NS diamond with a train of dead loads and a cool-looking blue Pan Am Railways boxcar about halfway into the consist.
17:45 Florence, S.C. rest stop and awaiting promised trainage.
19:30 Florence, S.C. well, colostreaming.com has decided to take an unauthorized vacation, so my feed is down until that is repaired. Unknown e.t.r. so you can follow me on the map and watch for OS reports on the lists where they are appropriate. It figures. The thing worked for months and months, but craps out right in the middle of my most awesome A-line railfanning journey. :-(
23:00 Lane, S.C. Icecast server is back up so I shall resume streaming railroad scanner audio from my automobile journey south to Florida. I saw Q174-19 and P098 at Lane connection 30 minutes ago. More to come northbound.
23:15 Lane, S.C. P089 met P052 at downtown Lane.
23:55 Q492?? (167, 452) north by Cross Jct and Saint Stephens with a fair amount of dead loads.
2009.12.20
00:10 Q182-19 (7718, 5288) "movin like a train" north by Cross Jct and Saint Stephens with a few piggly wigglies in tow.
00:27 Q493-19 (7903, ????) south by Cross Jct and Saint Stephens with dead loads.
04:40 Savannah Amtrak station, mp A 490.7 with 3G signals so enjoy listening to what little trickles across the feed.
07:20 Leaving Savannah Amtrak station for I-95 southbound. Not much doing on Nahunta nor Jesup subs so the stream will be off until Jacksonville.
11:15 Jacksonville, FL I'll stream what little there is to hear around Dinsmore and Moncrief yards, but on a Sunday it's pretty thin on ATCS. I'm tired and wanna go home, so if nothing's shaking I won't hang around long.
11:40 NS 226? pulled auto racks across the Jax drawbridge on a transfer job to F.E.C. Bowden yard.
12:10 NS 209 pulled a very short cut of pigs over the Jax drawbridge on a transfer job to F.E.C. Bowden yard.
12:15 CSX Y108 gets permission to leave Bowden to return to CSX Moncrief yard across the Jax drawbridge. This is the first time I have found the perfect spot to witness this up close and personal, and I am rewarded with 3 jobs in less than 1 hour!
12:26 CSX Y108 with 2 butthead switchers pulls 8000 feet of juicy juice reefers and pigs north across Jax bridge while NS 275 pulls a lot more piggies south into Bowden yard. Make that *5* (FIVE!) jobs in less than one hour! WOW!
13:48 OK, enough is enough. I'm pointing the car south and heading for the barn. Whatever I scan is what will be on the stream, if I stream any more. It's probably not of interest to most railfans as the closer I get to home the more public safety (fire) comms you will hear.
Merry Christmas!
2009-12-13
Auto Train Tracker map
Below was a map that showed my location on the Auto Train, but has been removed due to it being outdated.
I am streaming scanner audio live, but there are frequent dropouts even though we are sitting dead still in Sanford terminal. If you get the music for too long, just disconnect your player and reconnect. If the stream is back you should start hearing it immediately; if not, you will hear more lovely Syncopated Clock by Larry Anderson to while away the time.
Auto Train Log
15:46 Pull north, 38 cars, 247 passengers, 113 vehicles of all types
15:50 P052-13 on the main at Sanford
17:20 Clear signal, West Tocoi, FL
17:37 Clear signal, Solite, FL
17:58 approach medium, McDuff Street, Jax, FL
18:03 medium clear, Duke's Crossing, Jax, FL
18:47 clear signal, downtown Folkston, GA
20:29 defect detector, mp A501.8, Savannah, GA (back in air card range!)
22:11 clear signal, North Charleston, SC
23:25 meet P053-13 at Coward, SC
23:50 crew change, Florence, SC
00:12 depart Florence, SC on a clear signal, Bakery
01:45 Fayetteville, NC
02:34 clear signal, North Smithfield, NC
05:15 clear signal, Walthall, Chester, VA
05:26 clear signal, Broad Rock Rd, Richmond, VA
05:48 clear signal, Elmont
06:42 approach limited, FB, Fredricksburg, VA
07:15 arrive Lorton Auto Train facility, awaiting ground crew to arrive
I am streaming scanner audio live, but there are frequent dropouts even though we are sitting dead still in Sanford terminal. If you get the music for too long, just disconnect your player and reconnect. If the stream is back you should start hearing it immediately; if not, you will hear more lovely Syncopated Clock by Larry Anderson to while away the time.
Auto Train Log
15:46 Pull north, 38 cars, 247 passengers, 113 vehicles of all types
15:50 P052-13 on the main at Sanford
17:20 Clear signal, West Tocoi, FL
17:37 Clear signal, Solite, FL
17:58 approach medium, McDuff Street, Jax, FL
18:03 medium clear, Duke's Crossing, Jax, FL
18:47 clear signal, downtown Folkston, GA
20:29 defect detector, mp A501.8, Savannah, GA (back in air card range!)
22:11 clear signal, North Charleston, SC
23:25 meet P053-13 at Coward, SC
23:50 crew change, Florence, SC
00:12 depart Florence, SC on a clear signal, Bakery
01:45 Fayetteville, NC
02:34 clear signal, North Smithfield, NC
05:15 clear signal, Walthall, Chester, VA
05:26 clear signal, Broad Rock Rd, Richmond, VA
05:48 clear signal, Elmont
06:42 approach limited, FB, Fredricksburg, VA
07:15 arrive Lorton Auto Train facility, awaiting ground crew to arrive
2009-12-12
Auto Train P052 live streaming
If the good Lord's willin and the crick don't rise, I hope to stream my railroad scanner directly from my sleeper berth on the Auto Train starting tomorrow afternoon.
I have tested it here in my shack and it works great. Assuming that my air card has reasonable coverage along the A-line you should hear everything that I hear: signal calling, defect detectors, maintenance-in-the-way foremen clearing the train through their limits, passing trains, dispatcher communications, everything.
If I get really lucky and figure out how to plot my position on Google maps that would be the cherry on the icing on the cake. That's not looking promising right now, though.
So tune in Sunday afternoon, 13 December, 2009 for Bote's Mobile Feed and enjoy!
The listen link is:
http://colostreaming.com:8000/botemobile.m3u
If clicking doesn't work, copy and paste the link into your audio player--this always works.
I have tested it here in my shack and it works great. Assuming that my air card has reasonable coverage along the A-line you should hear everything that I hear: signal calling, defect detectors, maintenance-in-the-way foremen clearing the train through their limits, passing trains, dispatcher communications, everything.
If I get really lucky and figure out how to plot my position on Google maps that would be the cherry on the icing on the cake. That's not looking promising right now, though.
So tune in Sunday afternoon, 13 December, 2009 for Bote's Mobile Feed and enjoy!
The listen link is:
http://colostreaming.com:8000/botemobile.m3u
If clicking doesn't work, copy and paste the link into your audio player--this always works.
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